Chatter in the Vestibule
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La Befana and the Magi by Jessica Furiosi
If you travel to Italy during the Twelve Days of Christmas, especially as you get closer to the Epiphany on January 6th you will see a sight that i... -
The feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe by Caramia Caballero
In the weeks preceding this year's Feast Day, Our Lady's words to St. Juan Diego repeat in my heart, "Are you not in the hollow of my mantle, in the crossing of my arms? Do you need anything more?" -
The Feast of the Flying Friar by Jessica Furiosi
When my husband and I decided to live more liturgically our first question was where to start!? There are so many rich traditions in the world-wide... -
10 Feast Day Food Traditions You Can’t Miss this Fall
Cherries September 3 is the feast of St. Gregory the Great. His feast is associated with cherries. One year, on the feast of St. Mark, St. Gregor... -
The Feast of St. Joseph by Carlin Tesoro
St. Joseph adopted my husband and I, years ago when we were just dating. In the first few months of meeting, I learned my now husband was of an Ita... -
Rediscovering the Nine First Fridays by Sister Anne Flanagan, FSP
In the 19th century, the German countess-nun, Blessed Mary of the Divine Heart, renewed the call for the nine First Fridays, writing insistently to Pope Leo XIII to consecrate the whole world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. (He did.)
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